>> Oh? So account management was all manual via the sql command line? > > Depends if you call 3-line scripts a "tool" or "sql command line". :D. Okay, I guess I will put it down to vpopmail relieves us of the need to design our own tables and write our own user management scripts. >> Both. You can get exim to talk directly to spamassassin and postfix >> 2.3.3's milter capability alows the same with spamassassin milter. > > That is not exactly the same thing, since with "milter", you are adding > one more layer. exim loads in spamassassin? > > Yes, but the virtual mail backend of postfix is much less flexible, > and so using vpopmail makes sense. Interesting comment...for the umpteenthed time I must take a look at exim :P > If you have anything that does user management based on sql, you can make > exim use those tables. Even tho I haven't tried, it is very likely > that you can even use the same tools you use for vpopmail. Or for > anything else. I am sure exim can use the vpopmail tables for some stuff at the least. Do you use the Centos base exim or compile your own?